Would reading Max Stirner improve my life? If so in what why and what are the thoughts Veeky Forums has on him?
Max Stirner
Brody Nguyen
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Camden Taylor
It helped me let go of several neuroses I had in regards to my role in a silly abstraction
Dominic Gutierrez
He's real good if you're going to be a leftist, although I do see lots of apolitical/right leaning who shitpost about him. Overall, his revolution far surpasses Marx's. Good for the mind.
Kayden Miller
It might. Stirner and Thus Spoke Zarathustra seems like a good combo.
Nathan Jackson
Stirner transcends the left/right distinction. He can get you stop worshipping whichever idols, whether they are the people, the greater good, God, the state, tradition, or even the self. A voluntary egoist, depending on his sentiments, could thereafter lean left or right or neither, but he does so and accordingly acts freely, without the illusion that he is obligated to fulfill some moral duty. (Stirner himself certainly seemed to lean left).
Logan Green
Hmm, okay I'll give his The Ego And Its Own a read.
Thanks anons.
Isaiah Howard
Reading Stirner is essentially plugging your ears and denying there is something more absolute than you. He's like a spoiled autistic child and nobody attended his funeral, not even his ex wife who cucked him. He's truly a hero to the godless losers here
David Young
thank you sir
Luke Williams
What do you mean when you say something more absolute?
Charles Cruz
No it would not. philosophy only makes your life worse.